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Speaking at the meeting, Sabhaâs President S. Manjit Singh appreciated the organiser and welcomed the participants, who deliberated on important issues concerning the Jatt community, which he said has faced negligence and silence from the government and political parties in Jammu and Kashmir. He said that youth from the Jatt community and the border belt of the Jammu Division have remained neglected for decades, while unemployment has steadily increased over the years.
He stressed the urgent need to organise a special recruitment drive for unemployed youth from the border belt of the Jammu Division. âThese border residents have sacrificed their lives during India-Pakistan conflicts and ceasefire violations. Their lives often remain unsafe,â he said, urging the government to conduct a special recruitment drive so that border youth can be recruited into the defence forces, Jammu and Kashmir Police, and other paramilitary forces of the country.
Meanwhile, former MP and Chief Patron Tarlok Singh Bajwa expressed concern that the Central Government has not extended Other Backwards Class (OBC) benefits to Jatt youth of Jammu and Kashmir in central government services and educational institutions. âThe OBC benefit should be extended to Jatt youth of Jammu and Kashmir in central and professional colleges across the country for the educational, social and economic development of the community,â he added.
Former minister and Senior Vice President Sukhnandan Choudhary also addressed the meeting. In his address, he referred to the pending one-time settlement instalment for displaced persons of 1947, 1965 and 1971. He said the pending compensation should be cleared in one go, and property rights should be granted to the displaced persons/Jatts of 1965 and 1971 for the properties they have been holding for decades following allotment.
He also raised the issue of providing compensation directly to land occupants instead of routing it through the concerned departments for defence use of land in border areas and in district towns and villages of Jammu, Samba and Kathua districts. Meanwhile, Senior Vice President and DDC Suchetgarh, Taranjit Singh Tony demanded that the Jammu and Kashmir Government recognise Maharaja Ranjit Singh by installing his statue in Jammu district. Maharaja Ranjit Singh ruled Jammu and Kashmir
Prominent among those present on the occasion included Ex-Minister, Choudhary, Garu Ram, Former Corporator, Dwarka Choudhary, Prominent Businessman, Choudhary Jagar Singh, Spokesperson Jarnail Choudhary, Naresh Bittu, District President, Samba, Bachan Choudhary, District President, Jammu Rural, Manjit Jatt, Youth President Mandeep Randhawa, former Sarpanch Reena Choudhary, former Sarpanch Balvir Kour, District Secretary Jammu, Harvans Choudhary, Senior Vice President Youth Jatt Sabha, Ranjeet Singh Goldy, Ex-Sarpanch Kali Das, Ex-Sarpanch, Jagdish Raj, Ex-Sarpanch Mohan Singh Bhatti, Senior Jatt Leader, Vijay Choudhary and others.
